The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1874, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SUND 7 (sold yenerday afternoon, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ’ oul have be ek niall B iaote ane. Ceraner - FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 1000 done 8% LOAN ON BOND AND MORTG. A GENTLEMAN | OF UNDOUBTED CHARACTER a 6 shs Metro’n BK... 130 a ew York city real estate; sums of rq } and responsibility will dispose of an equal one-half 8 Park Bamk...0.° M0. awards without bonus; aigd money fOr ‘Brookiya. Only | Interest ina Manufacturing Business, protected by pat: uPae Dd Lo. 42 i} uncipals peed apply. | ents, for or its equivalent real o Bono ange Sta 30°" ao, ape ox 4 principals need EPH: BAYES & BON,08 Cedar street. | Someta mace “ apaetable riage oh iy ase ad . 2 do. A $ oe a9 y% § po - a re ress Ui , box ler: office. " 2W Erie RY st ONEY, £0 LOAN—ON NEW YORK AND BROOK. | ——————— = a Stocks Off Governments Firm aud Foreign | 2) do. 3% M0 iy Property, in small and large amounts, A CHANCE To GBT INTO BUSINESS WITH SMALL 4 \ | 20 ao, 3! HALL & VREELAND, meaus.—The proprietor of a real estate office, where Exchange Quiet. |} 30 do ag No. 7 Murray street, room 17, New York. | a good business has been deing unexpec 10 do. 38 ——_—— : - == — | called away trom the erty, will dispose of his Business, iso do. Big TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; ofice Furniture, &c., aba low rate. Address , box ——_—— ae) meee ne : and Secona Mortgages houebt and sold; | We'Heraid Uptown Branch office. ION 1 west i BB ven a BR be We ee PARTY WITH $700 WANTED T0 JOIN ADVERTISER . sc 0) West Un Tel. ”) StP RR. b a ss a a y s A ORRECT a) ee ee ae ee ae Es Mo*2? LENt AU SEVEN PER CENT | Avie aente and vary peotiante Dasiness; 4 sinale man | los 72% 100 to those who wish to berrow, reierred: reierences given. Addresg DICKINSON, eta ay 25 aw on snerchandize of every kind; Herald oftice, WALL STRERT, ) “0 Eh = JAMES CAGNEY, 331 Hudson street. | Bas FINISHING SHOP AND FOUNDRY FOR satunpay, July L1—6 P. M,j 300 725, 20 ONEY “ADVANCED ON satanuma’ wins. i wale or to, let -Fetierns, tools and everything ready i ou 30 N N s , for going right A e sb De tor 0! ‘The panks show # large loss 1m legal tenders, bat | 4”) ie Motes, securition, Personal Property of Merehandiss | Geek, BEARS FINISHER: tect tmoe oe his movement, under current understanding, is 199 Fs 2) a any Ch fo BAY SHIOURS 48 Liberal terms 24 Vark | — B SALBAFURWISHING DEPARTMENT OP FIRST . 1% lace, office | = s t A i mot damaging. ‘The bank statement shows a | jj, i <r | Poise clottiug hisses tucit appareeniey so parahase heavy loss in legal tonders, the average being 5) @own $2,325,400; but the effect of this upon the | {2} reserves is more than Offset by the gain of Pd $5,441,100 in specie, the result of the Treasury yn) Bevesse payments for July imterest. The deposit line 10 Chié NW RE bows a decrease of $2,080,100, The changes in 305 circulation and loans are unimportant. Tne legal nn reserve 13 increased $2,505,675, which brings the | lw excess up to $27,829,100. The following table snows the changes in the 30) bs West Un Tel. TORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, CORNER EIGHTH | an established business does not ofen occur. Adare: n Se avenue gnd West Thirty-fourth street —Dividend | BR, Herald office. [a Mag | A semi-annual dividend at the rate of six per cent per | ~ Siemens 7 My anoum on ail sums from $5 to $5,000 wali be pard on and OR SALE—ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A WHOLE aa 4} | alter July 2, 874. Money deposited on or bufure the | sale Drug Store and Patent Medicine Manutactory ec S43 20h of July, Wwill draw Interest trom duly 1 | doing @ good business; none need apply only with good wed 4g, Bank open daily trom 10 A. M. to3 P. M., also on Mon. | reterence, nor unless they can command $20.00; full : Weduesday and saturday evenings from 6 © 5 mame and address reqmred. Address WHOLESALE | DRUGGIST, vox 108 Herald orice. i : } FOTEL, BUSINESS —A PARTY HAVING $1.50 CASH | to depostt as security with the owner, in tee; City Hotel, tarnished; favorable lease or malager given, Address HUTi:L, Herald oilice. o'clock. JOHN HOOPER, President. Jaurs 0. Bennett, Secretary: yrrick or THE FIREMEN’S nm. 286 FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, E 1000 do... — | (Q)PEN, 10 COMPETENT PERSON, WHO. CAN FUR New York city banks this week, as compared with | 9X) do": No. 167 Broadway. | Or iley reterenee gad teen te employers $2,000 (to be tast:— Eekiry ee . — under his own control with collaterals. «permanent 4 NYC& UE Capital... ” $150,000 00 position as cashier and hookkeeper at a air éalary; rel, July 1. Differences. | \00 Mich Cen KR... Su do... 5 d Sati Mas4o0 Deo gseke00 | Ae ete chi aw Re aon erence and tull particulars, tt satisiactory, will secure Kpece 984,300 27,375,400 P 100 Erie Ril Re MR dar eececr cree BORDEN <2 9,890 3 an interview. Adres MUTUAL PROTECTION, Herald Circulation. 363,000 25,28, 700 100 ao. 31% 200 Chi é RERB..2 1530 Assets... os ° - $289,689 —— aaa Deposits... 241,445,590 243,525,600 ww 6€ bap ater 3 —, | PARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED HOUSE- Legal tend’s 65,660,500 61,335, 100 WLS eM NRE ef ton at aC ER New Yous, Joly 81e74 | F,(arnishing ang, hardware, basiness; suy reliable rakes ob bbvnmierin jw “ao. 7g 10) Tol & Wab RIL.” The Board of Directors hae this day declared @ semi- | hiirst clus. ‘opportunity: rererences to be exchanged: follows :—Umited Si currency sixes, 20 Uo re 40 sa Ps Aduress BUSINESS, suttion K, New York city. were as folic States cu y axes, | 20 ao 100 Ohio & Miss RR:-83 2575 annual diviaend of five per cent, payable on demand = = oduct ahh SAREE 116% a LT; do. do., 188i, registered, 115% a | da. me sis ARTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000. CAPITAL, TO EX- Sry 40. do., da, compome, 17 a vies do." Second Board—1 P. M. | W. R. WADSWORTH, Secretary. P tend an extablished manufacturing business, to take 5 ny my h,. S28 Sed Ks Re RES poy > onemoag = | charge of the books and finances; reterences exchange: ‘ on : 2M sbs West U Tel.besS 714g 100 shs LS &MS RRS 72 WNERS OF MOUNT V-BNON RAILROAD COM. Rve-twenties, 1802, reglatered, 112 @ 113; do. i - 1S PS O any, Wayne county, Hiinols, Morigage Conatruc: | Address G. P. F.. Herald offios. ., do. coupons, 1124; @ 118; do. do., 1864, reg- | 150 233 tion Bonds will find it tor their interest communicate ARTNER WANTE. _ ma eeraonaa pada sx | bag 'y in writing with A B., box 5,474 New York Post office. | facturiue’ Gusiness do rtitgety eanteniee eeueee | Istered, 115 @ 11545; do. do,, do., coupons, 15% | ig ou rae ae Jectiandl cS . PO On i i ; 5 area ae a x $5,000 capital. Address GKIGGS & CARLETON, Finan- B 115%; do. do, 1885, registered, 115 115%: do, | 6% i 7% QAFE INVESTMENTS MADE FOR PARTIES IN | Gigi Agents 93 broadway. ’ = ms Ww su) 72% | SD sums of any amount, on short loans on collaterals, — n0., do, coupons, 116% a 117; do, do., 1565, new, | 20) 9 . = Hi te pay 2 ber cent per month. guaranteed: highest rele | TYARTNER WANTED-IN A COAL AND WOOD | registered, 115 a 116X; do, do., do., coupons, 115% | 3 gn Un PacRR.....-be 25% encesgiven. Adaress INVESTORS, Herald of | evidatdyggtablishod thirty years Any reitnble party & 1164; do. do., 1867, registered, 115; a 115%; do. BO Were hs RADES SAVINGS BANK. oes | Poi econ scrngad thet aboot try na - oy . 4 st Twenty-third street, near Eighth avenue, sa seiciatast dd witb! ee do., do., coupons, 117 a 1 do. do., °1868, regis WON W RR..be have declared their annual dividend of ° | JDARTNER WANTED—IN A LONG ESTABLISHED tered, 116 @ 1163; do. do., do., coupons, 116% & Ard Basar 8 Seven (7) Per Cont, | and well paving printing busmess in the city; $5,000 | 117; do. ten-forties, registered, 112 a 112%; do. | jw) " 5: Payable July 20, | reanired, Address A. G. W., Herald offte 3 do. h Fegistered, 11214 2365 G0. | lov 100 HO. . ‘This Institution, which contains among its trustees | —————— - ——— do., coupons, 1125 a 112\; do. fives, 1881, regis- 7 ae eon &RIRR,,.be ine Q aang, pf, Or atiek cat pr nenenes. ‘ee | ARTNER WANTED—IN A&A STRAIGHT, LEGITIMATE | tered, 1124, a 112X; do. do., do., coupons, 112% a we ae E He = eae backer the deposits of merchants, mechanics aud iat tmows c would Hempoonieeces: day. cOnsumpdon, 112%. 1W) Erie RR. Teo Mil a St it Its’ Business hag increased four fold daring the past jade and no risk. Appl in personisor address, ait Ue | ‘The Treasury operatiens during the week at the ~ Lo. a a: twelve months. anes deposited OF drawn at any me. week, GAL. OWAY rs CO. 17 Union square, fourth | e ea % r ao. ; ceounts ¢ for any amount and drawn again: New York office included the disbursement of 50 gles da gh civherh desired. aie “ouly bank uptown open frown jy MBRY eoUSrOO MA AUN Le ea eranee | $3,657,000, on account of interest, $67,000 in re- | ILS 6 do. A. M. to 8 P. M. All money deposited betore July TEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS FOR SALE— demption of 5-20 bonds, and the receipt of a fiesta bs peo D plier ead Draits sold on the Royal S Best location in this city now rinning and paying | 7 ie 0. el ‘ ‘ largely; sutisiactory reasons for selling, Principals oni $2,137,300 for customs. 10) ao... wW do. | ALEX, M. LESLEY, President | ggdress, for interview, STAM CARPET CLEANING, | 70 do... | EM Fawuss, STOCKS WERE QUIET @urmg the last hour of business, and, generally speaking, frm. Prices recovered \ tol per cent from the lowest point of the afternoon, Lake Buore haying advanced from 72, to 73, and West- ern Union trom 71% to 72%. Just belore the close Tow) Us Lom ©, hs Erie 7 do. Ww do 300 a 0 West wae 210 3 per cent on cul: at steady rates. ON THE OTHER SIDE the character of the day’s business shows firm- ness, although with a quiet market, £20,000 weat anto the Bank of England on balance to-day. At 2:30 P. M. the money market there showed an easy TOCK PR! shares at the same $5009 US 6's, ‘81, r.. jug. —Linsecd oil, £28 per tu + + + Stocks at 1 to 2% per cent 2:30 to 3 P. | Herald Uptown Branch ‘office, 3° shs LS 2 MSRR. Secretary. Dexrer A. Hawkins, Counsel, PRODUCE BaNK, NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1874. — ‘The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of Uiree and oue-half (1g) per cent, payabie July 15, 174, ‘The wansfer books will remain closed until that date, SAMUEL CONOVER, Cashier, | 0 CAPITALISTS.—WANTED, A PARTNER WITH large means, tor a dona Ade and most profitable business, whieh will pay a very large mterest. None but Principals need answer. Addréss T.', B., box 20 Herald office. 3 RADERS? 0: OMPANY, NO. & LIBERTY street, Loans and advances on © YOUNG MEN, HAVING A VERY ¢ connection in the ladies’ dress trimming Dbusi- D York; There was a reaction of ' to 4s per cent and the ji ao \ aon we wearer im Sa) oa mo Gale P| market left off tame. a i SAG per aE TEA TaIROR SRNR. y branch of the ladies fancy importing dress trim- D ENTY PER CENT WILL BE PAID FOR trade, are thoroughly acquainted and have made Beomeo tn Brie: cariy in’ the: day ‘wae based: on | in "D'Uki to tartan ts and trect tho deriends ote racial: | atraugementa with, lenains bolses in Burcbe ta thee | ") P e rumors that the English accountants had decided ji") increasing pustness, now in successful operation 1h this | hne; this is an opportunity sellom offered. Address P, to make “a mvoraole report, and that the same | 10 city: everything frst class, “Addrew 8.°k. H., Herald | E., Herald Cptown Brauch office. 3: \ i - 110 om = aay > Se would be given to the public next week. There {jy | WASTEDTA CAPITALIST AS PARTNER IN PIRST a JNION LOAN COMPANY, 132 BROADWAY, MAKE class diamond brocer's office; ten per cent month bort in regard toa new failure in the dry goods 6% isots on Bea tgenia in Mew York, New serecy and | 1 canemater pace investing pill bold the socrries | trade was not generally cnrrent on the street until 4) Westrhester county: Secona Mortguges'casued, Call in Address L. b | % 1 person ave Commissior rs _ oe aiter the close of the Exchange. bi auitee ae Se ———————— | Vr A GROWING MANUFACTUR NO WHOLE- | aa . ae VV ISH To BORROW $2,000 ON INPROVED PROPER. IWiscieats mrovcautiie touse can taernane thai harass | oe a raion sie by at Long Branch, worth $0),0N. Address N. 8 | with‘addiuonal capital, and would like a partner with In gold the price declined steadily from Noy to | #8 niet GROW, Long Branch, S.J. trom $740); to $10.0. who wil! have charge ol clty ware. | ‘ ai ‘7 - ¥ is Ses FARIA E TR E= Ieper A to ¢ G3 & CARL | 109%, the two extremes of the week. inthe late 10) do. | WASTED LOAN op $2000, ON PROPERTY WORTH | TUE SOO A ene ee peak had olay Gealings there was a recovery to 110, but tue mar- ssfe Malt SS $10,000, and will take ahouse worth $15,009 part | WTANTED—MAN WITH,$%0, TO TAKE CHARGE OF es y 2). Pacific Mail S do A 1a $10.0 city Morty fl fact busiti tbs half i és 50 1 Also wanted & $10. y Mortgage, Will give manufacturing busitiess ih A : half interest or | Ket hus been tame and uninteresting. 200 40.000 00> ie Gea te Carriages and balance cash for its {ace | salary. Call Monday and luesday at 23) and $22 Broud- | The customs recetpta to-day were $121,500. The 2% 3° j DEMARE Sroadway, basement | way, New York, room 1% trom 10 A.M, to3 PM. In Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $200,000 on ace 7B ye BOT Swap () 20 PER cRyr, | Wee SAO enere. if cre count of interest and $11,000 in redemption of five ci ° 200 Ben as 1 a Investinents strictly first class, | ANTED-SOME LIGHT BUSINESS; BANKING, 20 a 10 do : City and County Bonds, | commercial, auction, houtes, collector, ticket or | twenty bonds. | lonvean 2 40 ‘Railroad Bonds, other agency; taking charge of estates. &¢.. &¢.; tome | bp en Tosurance and GAtgeaiirond, Stocks, | eaplial it necessary; compensation not ao much ‘ds em. | . 8. es stig Stoo plovinent: astistaction guaranteed. ., care .F. | The rates tor toreign exchange rem wLSans 4 And other chotee Stocks and Bon at Hutehs 182 Broadway, second flo! eee | lows:~ et ge tty aeper ~ —— a paying per cenf, at a large reduction below par, | ~~ a a é —————— — ’ epee — , Jor sale by ALBURT ii, NICOLAY & CO,, | YWANTED—A PARTNER, IN A WELL PAYING LIV- ES sith Three Days, oes PRICES—3 O'OLOCK P, M. \s Block Brokers and Auctionsohs, | VY, C77, staule| to ome, who can take charge of the Prime Dankers’ ster- . si eae ait Eee ] ine street, New York. | business on! W required down. Adaress, appoint. | nag bilson London. 487 893; 04.00 | FUN Tels BM 8 FH CMAN pret 8 55 B.—Investment securities our specialty 22 years | tg interview, LIVERY STABLE, box 176 Herald omce. | Good bankers’ do...... 4, 4.883, 04.89% | Del, Lack # W.l8 w 106% Chia RI... 97 a 97% F $1.00, $1,500, $2,000, $3,000 AND $5,000.—1 ANTED—A PARTNER WITH FROM $3,000 TO | Prime com. sterling do. 4.84 — a —" | Pacific Mail... qa @ Vi estcants 5 st | PHO. five'mese sims to put out on Bond and $5,000, to take a half interest in a manntacturing Paris (bankers’) . BASIS FAO asl | NY C&HRER Ga WH MURSCPAUlpE 5s. a 4 | Mortgagesin New York or Brooklyae | ~~ | business, paying 2 0 per cent: zood references reauired. a acn 5% S10 a ealose |B “hs 4 gis To! & Wabasl sa HK Wi CAMSON, Woodside, f. I. | Gall tor two days at 48 Contre atreet, N.Y. J. W. MALL, Swiss. 5% B10 a5,10% | Han & St J0. i ey a m 1B US ry POR 7IDOW LADY WANTS A PARTNER, WITH HER Amster! i 41a 413, Ge alo... % | SE.000 Soar creat meceuat mene Wr rervicea ina boarding house oF hotel thoroughiy Hamborg 98 & Wie 96% a 97 a lurve enierprise.” Address ENTERPRISE, THeraid Cpe | understands all about the basiness; or would take a p Frankiort. 41% @ 41% 41%, a 4144 | cee town Brauch ofiice. tion as housekeeper; none but principals need answ htoeatntcghe a ge soe ort EUROPEAN MABKETS, TON Beaneamioe 7 unged, Adress, tor one week, PRIN: Prassian tuaiers ” a a | B5OO( 12,3722 LOLOAN, BY AN ESTATE ON | CIUPAlA | Herald Upjowe Sspapel oO te ie = Lospos Pronuce Marxet.—Loxpos, July N—Even- | Des real ésiate security’; also tor sale, splendid | Wantepaa PARTY, WITH $25,000 TO $50,000, TO take an interest in a well established manufac. turing business in this efty, where the additional capital can be Used most advantageously in supplying @ pressirg increase of the demand. Addreas J. A., station D. | WASTEDIAN ELDERLY LADY. WIiTOUT ANY { enciimbrance, having some capital, to take an in- terest in a large, handsomely furnished boarding house; location good. Apply atl0¥ East Twentv-cighth street Seon WANTED-SOMETHING BRAN NEW, °D. just oat; demand untversal ; 20) per cent profit: 0 suburban Property, adioming depot, near New in, E. H, SPOONER, 7$ Broadway. bi {| oe | $5 OOO FaXtTEOCIMMEDIATELY. FOR Fo! . months only, for which a note tor $6,000 will ne given, with security on bond and mortzage on first class turniture worth at least $10.0, Address H. H., box 162 Herald Uptown Branch ofice. $15.000.72 S48 THIS AMOUNT READY FOR ! *).' + a First Mortgage on improved city property; no objection to eut this sum up: money quick. FINANCIAL, IVIL! ALL THE ACTIV ‘om the market, parts of $100; rates. Coatracts the last week have condition, The rates of discount in the open mar- , paid 600 per cent on the investment. Pui) particulars | ae M. PARFART, 900 Third avenue. | few, hunger Pde a centadn guaranteed, ess J. H., box 131 Herald office, Ket were for three months’ bills 23-16%25-16 . o ° | 5 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORIGAGE— | = os nan aos caer é hen 293 5 en ean TAEDA SE SEE 1 $150.000 Routt onerous bininn for ctio. | A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON TO below Me yank rate. @ was then 291. The — I as chharned 810,100 fort $100. R oR “yA | TUMBRIDGE & CO., | iy. A TT, + make an honest living with a capital of $100 specie shipment ge-day Was $160,000, of which Bankers and Brokers, roadway room ¥, basement | only. or good security for that amount. Address, tor par- $100,000 was silver. + FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Sterling exchange was quiet and steady; prices nominal; rates, 4.8734 and 4.90; selling rates, 4.87 ON ABL ens ny Insuran panies. —LAPSLI J.J. HAK No. 2.Wall street, New York. FB RATES.—MONEY ON LIFE AND surance Policies, Morgages apd other ce of a!! kinds effected with bésten~a> ICH & 00., 17 Broad wa; | ticulars, &. F. oe x 211 Herald office. TO LOAN ON FOREIGN AC- es count in sums of $20,000 and up- 300 WILL SECURE AN INTEREST LN A VALD- Ded able invention to a person hav litical influence. Working model at EDMUND N = | AN’S copper works, Nos, Stand 53 Harrison str | $1,000.00 wards on approved City and Brooklyn Property. | HORE, MURRAY & CO., No. 4 Pine street | | ham or tongue, , to AY, JULY 12, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, HAPPY LITTLE FOLK. ——__—_ Another Poor Children’s Excarsion. Two Thousand Blissful Fourth Ward Boys | and Girls in the Water at Oriental Grove. At eight o’clock yeaterday morning the lower precinct police station, was packed with children, ‘They each held tickets for the second picnic excur- sion of the Poor Children’s Excursion Fund, given to the children of the Fourth ward, Captain Ulman and his oMcers took charge of marshalling the post in line, the tittle girls at the heaa, led by | the Governor’s [sland Band. As the clock struck eight the happy procession marched towards Mar- ket street, some 800 girls, followed by 1,000 boys, averaging in years from five to | Jourteen, As the throng passed onward toward the foot of Market street they were cheered at frequent intervais by surging crowds, At the pier the children were taken on board the commo- dious excursion barge Chicago, whose wide decks afforded ample room for this representation of the poor children of the metropolis. Colonel George F, Williams, who has charge of the excursion, | 0; superintended the reception o1 the company on | | attend the funeral services, on Sunday, 12th inst., at four P, M., at his late residence 178 Park avenue. | Remains will be taken to New London, Conn., for interment, the barge, placing the girls, who were all neatly dressed in their Sunday suits, on the main deck, While the boys, who were clad aa they appear im the streets every day, went above. ANXIOUS MOTHERS came tothe dock to place their darlings under Colonel Williams’ care, They remembered him as conducting these excursions during the two pre- ceding summers, and they seemed to think that under his charge thetr girls and boys were safe from harm and sure of a day tuil of enjoyment. Two or three hundred who came to the dock to go aboard were rejected by Colonel Williams as bemg ‘too old to claim places in the category of children for whose benefit the contributors to the fund in- vended to provide. THE START. Ataquarter to nine, when all were on boara, the fine band under the leadership of Emil Stigler, played ‘Hail Columpia.”? The moorings were cast of, a shrill steam whistle soanded from the pro- peller Willtam Watt, which was to tow the | barge, and with the explosion of fire works, the shouts of 2,000 young voices | on board and the echoing hurrahs of hundreds on the pier, the happy party of children were on their way tor one day of relief trom the hot streets and their close crowded homes. As they were floated slowly up the East River the ban airs, to which the merry young feet tripped lightly in tune, whirling gayly in the circling waltz, glid- ing in the Schottisehe or marching about the deck. Scores Of craft meeting the barge cheered her at every few minutes with waving flags and handker- chieis as the legend, ‘Childrens’ free Excursion,” borne in large Jetters on each side of the barge, was read. Nature was propitious, giving the party, to most of whoin a day’s pleasure is rare, the benetit of a sky partiaily overcast without rain. REFRESHMENTS Soon after starting, eacn boy and girl received cup Of milk, witu a iresh buttered roll. o ing Oriental Grove. 1n Queens county, on the north shore of Lovg Island, twenty-five iniles from the | city, each received a large ration of bread, with This was taken by each child on leaving the boat. In five minutes the fine beach to the right from the landing was covered with Fourth ward boys. panting ior a bath the clear water. Not mucn later the girls followed suit, @ little further away to the lett, all disporung*’ in the invigorating brine, like troops 0: mermaids and mermen When they had become tired of this tun they found in the large pi trees a Puuch and Judy show, tainments, which with stroll filled their hours with analloyed pleasure. Colone) Williams was everywhere, looking out that all should have theirshare of this innocent happiness. Order was maintained on the boat and at tue grove by Sergeant ‘Thompson and ten policemen re and other enter- In + Made uncurrent, and there are many of them circulation at this port. m ‘The holes lave beep ent in them by parents jor two reasous—first, fo get the use it on the neck, old, and then, when the chid is Daprized. \o W. G, KILBY. —— MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. arried, —On Saturday, July 1, at the BRADY—HERRI’ Tesidence ol the bride's parents, by the Rev, F. | Cazean, S. J,. JAMES M. BRADY to | Waneess daughter of Silas C. Herring, JARKIB S., q., all of his city. No cards, MARSDEN—MARLOW.—On Thursday, July 9, by Rev. James Millet, residing at 111 Second avenue, | J6seew ManspEn, part of Oak street, in the vicinity of the Fourth | “Aor nis elty. ) at the r ‘Theo. A. Katon, D. D., ark, N.J., to MARY | July » Bu are respectiully invited to attend the residence Of his father, William S. Brown, 173 Tmrd avenue, on Sunday, lave of Canada, to SARAH MARLOW, MELIU Vookners.—On Tharsday, July 9, 1874, lence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Feo e459 MELIUS, Of New- H.. danghter of George W.. Voorhees, of this city. No cards. - Died. In Washington, D.C., on Thursday, NER BAYLISS, BRowN.—On Friday, July 1 MAN J. ‘ aged 16 seach: Y, July 10, FREEMAN J. BROWN, Friends and brethren of Polar Star, F. and A. M., duneral from BAYLIss,. at half-past one o'clock. july 10, of apoplexy, MARY f] CROWELL. —ON Friday, Ann, wile of Joun Crowell, in the 52d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, {rom ner late residence, 446 Seventh avenue, on Monday, at ‘one 0?clock. Davis.—in Brookiyn, on Saturday, July 11, HARLES DAVIS, in tie 68th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to GARKBTSON,—On Friday, July 10, in Plainfield, N. J., Mrs. ELIZABETH GARRETSON, 1D the 84th year ol her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to atvend the tuneralon Mon- | day, July 13, at two o'clock, from the Presbyterian church @t Bound Brook, erty street at 12:40. Train leaves 1000 of Lib- HANEMANN.—On Friday, July 10, at two o'clock | AODM., MATHILDE LOUISE HANEMANN. Frienda of the family are invited to attend the | funeral, from the resi¢ence of her parents, Living- ston place, New York, at & quarter past nine | @ctock, Monday moruing, July 13, or ten o'clock A, M. irom the Church oi 5t. Vincent de Paul, Twenty- | third street, near Six | ARTHOR WILLIAM HANN | Ree h avenne, ‘On Thursday, Juty 9, of pneumonia, , in the 2vtt year of his 2. the relatives and friends of the family are re. HANNE! spectfully notified to attend the faneral from St. | Gabriel’s charch, Ha Sunday, the 12th inst, at twelve o'clock M., st ‘Thirty-seventh street, on nd thence to St. Peter’s Cemetery, Staten Island ; resi- d dence 301 Bast Thirty-seventh street. Philadelphia and San Francisco papers please copy. fhe members of the Iona Social Club are re- quested to meet at our rooms, 571 Third avenue, at t welve o'clock precisely, to'attend the funeral of! our late member, Arthur Hauney, played lively | it JAS, MEADE, President, THOMAS BRADLEY, Secretary, HANLEY.—On Friday, July 10, THOMAS HANLEY Friends and acquaitisances are requested to at end the funeral, trom 1,487 fhird avenue, corner of Kiguty-tourth street, on Sunday, July 12, at two o'clock P, M. a 3 | Varick streets, on Monday, dul Haret.—On Saturday, July 11, Mary A., wife of john H, Hart, aged 35 years, 6 months and 18 days, The relatives and friends of the family are re. pectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the it street Baptist chureh, pence: Laight and 1 ARGARBT HEALY, at! HeaLy.—On Friday, July 10, her residence 134 West Twenty-eiguth street. o'clock. vi ng land, aged’35 years. 0 {6 attend nis funera o Funeral this day (Sunday) at hall-past one- Friends of the family are respectiully 1n- ited to attend, Hveuks.—On Friday, June 10, Josern HUGHES, & ive of the parisn 02 Cionoe, county Tyrone, Lre- ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, also those f his brother Lawrence, are respectfully invitea irom his late residence, 339 4 Heute street, on Sunday, at hall-past one 00) HiUNT.—At the residence of her daughters, 659 Warren street, Brookivn, on Saturday, July 11, avillou under the hickory | MARY, wife o! Thomas Hunt, aged 67 ears. Her remains will be taken to the Church of the ing in the grove | Assumption, corner of York and Jay streets, on i ‘nesday morning, at nine o’clock, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul Friends of the tamily are invited to atrend, Lrarry.—At Lacken Cottage, Kilkenny, Ireland, ‘om the Fourth precinct, with five picked men of | 00 Wednesday, June 24, 1874, Magra L., relict of the Cite Hall squad, Messrs. Hunt, Sheldon, Hitch- cock, Clark and Manniere, specially detatled by Captain Leary, by authority irom the Commis- sioners, to act under Quionel all these children’s excursions, HOME AGAIN. At three P. M. all had been taken on board again. and as they crossed the gang plank each received sandwiches and lemonade, ‘rhen followed ice cream and cake, a bountiiul supply of the last for each child. Then more music, more cheering, as steamer and sall- ing craft were met. All the while were heard Merry peas of happy voices, and the time beat of light fect keepmg step to the lively music, aiter a jong and happy day, children came home = again, Kindly charity which organized tie fund give tals heaithful pleasure, and often cheering Colonei Williams to the echo blessing — the As the barge’s head | turnea homeward the band set the dancers in | | motion again, P: L iliams? orders at | a 8 atrick Leahy and daughter of the late Michael! Duigan, of this city. Requlescat in pace, Martiy.—On Saturday, July 11, at the reak ence of nis brother George, 417 West Thirtieth treet, SAMUEL W. Manrin, on his 82d birthday. Funeral service will take place on Sunday ‘. noon, at five o’clock, at above number. Friends and r u ‘elatives are Invited to attend, also members of he Empire City Skating Cluo. MILIS.—On Friday, Juiy 10, at her residence, Tompkineville, 5. L, of paralysis, HELEN S., the papel wile of Varnum 5. Mills, in the 69th year of her age. almost 2,000 | late re Moos, Wile of Jumes ‘Tbe relatives and friends of the family are re- So, | SPectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from her idence, on Monday, July 13, at four o'clock, Fou, saturday, July 11,’ 1874, Manta 0. Moore, In the 61st year of her Mook! age. Relatives and friends of the family, also the for his thonghtiui care in organizing and confuct- members of Puritan lodge, No. 339, F. and A. M., ing the excursion. F curred to mar the joy of the occasion, At six o'ctock the tired but happy children were landed, and de to their homes to tetl for many a day of the pleasure of their picnic, which, as will be seen by the detailed account of expenses below, oniy cose forty cents lor each child, Not the slightest accident oc- re Tespectiully invi a to attend the funeral, Presbyterian church, op rom the Allen stre Monday, Joly 13, at half-past one P, M. precisely. « MCGrIRE.—On ‘Thursua July 9, JoHN RoBerr, only ehita of John and Fanny McGuire, aged months and 17 days. Funeral will take place from the residence of his and 4.89 a 4.50 ntinental quiet; Reichmarks, & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- e : | TO $60—AS8 PARTNER IN AN OFFICE OR | “The following 14 a lst ol the expenses incurred Parents, 124 East 111th street, on Sunday, July 12, 954, and 964; Cables, 06% a 97; prime Paris, A... way Double Priviicges, $250 t0 8108: Pats oF Catia, | N OPPORTUD t $40) apy good paying business. Address LEWIS, qyying the day i— at one o’ciock P. M., thence to Valvary Cemetery. * | $100, on “Members ot the «xchange” for 100 shares, any- A Broadway vining Room and Restanrant for three , Herald office, B atta $190 00 Ice cream, milk and | McHvan.—In_ Brooklyn, Mrs, ANNA McHuGa, 13% and 510%. Bene thing less not being marketavie. “Just issued, pamphiet, years, without vonus; this includes all the elegant | Ssoe ooo oe | Barge and tne.» 80 00 5 i252 Wile of Danae McHugh, inthe 47th year of her age. STOCK EXTREMES. “How Mouey is Lost and Made in Wall street,” mailed | flack walnu: Furniture, Ranges, Steam Tables, Fixtures, 500 hae BBS 1 THIS AMUVUNT CAN | Row 1 ” re wale: 2 29 Wtneral to take place on Sunday, at half-past No. of | oF to be had of Brentano, $3 Union square, price 3c, xilg, | rockery. “Giamware, Silver Service, Linen, | SPO) U 2s find a food opportunity of enknzing a at | noe... 105) Banduad Punch and two o'clock P, M. Relatives ana friends of the Highest. Lovee: | (\ PPLICATIONS FOR LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | Jouriy? ius affair Gagitons cre Peiousivle partes. | dressing INDIA, box 2” Herald office. i Sugar 20) Judy 6509 family are respectfuily invited to attend, {rom her New York Central 90'4 1,000 | JL and for negotiating the sale of Mortgages can be ¥ represent the owner, who wants seeurity tor the | ~~ anne ——— | re CO eines: 48.OF ae Pitter ah late residen No. 71 Washington strect, 5 a , ade by parties oriuging the necessary papers JOHN | rent only. | $800 WANten, Al) PARTY WIT THIS | Bleward and wa 0 Etoward’s ® Brooklyn. 5. PLERCE, 18 Broudway, | PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Fast Seventeenth street | BOUL. amount. vo, join tn a good paying business fe Carpent Pa Woeringe. ae aronicte please copy. _ ost wa pat J _£ 810) wih Maeda 022 ood eto travel throug Partane «4+ : —In bro) urday, Northwestern we L or ABOVE, FIFTY. — StREI T. ON | N BXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN | World, Address PEDRO, | Heraid ofice, | Gitrie, 90d 500 iat ern sate otni rar pte aply 1h, er. ..+. the west side, iree and clear, and some a light and extremely remunerative basiness,on | Qo” EE “ i 95 if ri eMannus, ag Northwestern prese change tor Morte: : | Sinai capital. Apply at 29 Broadway, room 3), betoce 1 $1 000 TO $3,000 NTLEMAN, WITH THIS | meats... 95 00 Maria A. eo eaaee age d pees resin Rock Island 7 ‘ HINK, COLE & GRAY, 535 Sixth avenue. | o'clock. | Amount, to act as treastrer of & publishing | The prorat expense of each child (1,842 being Funeral will take place on Monday, at thre¢ Milwaukee and St. Pat zs oor ogy 9 om ee => om —————— | com| going 4 good business. Call on Mr. McWL- | on poard) Was @ {facion oyer thirty-seven and a O'clock P.M, at 498 Cariton avenue, OM ana Missiesipp NY PART OF 100 SHARE PUTS, CALLS AND RTIFICIAL BUTTER” IN CANADA.—FOR SALE, | anal streei, up stairs. | hair cents, O'BRIEN.—Saddenly, on Saturday morning, Ex- Double Privile ©., ©, € Union Pai Hanninal auc vestern Union Tele and 1. ' cent paid the last w 100 share contrac ers’ balances, Broad wa’ ges at favorable rates.—J) to 600 per yeek. Stocks bought and soid against Seven per cent interest on cust lon J. HICKLING & CO., Bankers, 72 kK. one-half or Whoie Patent tor making Butter irom “gniinal fats,” being the original process; Will Giaran- toc legalivy and protect against ail iniringements Ad- diess PATENTEE, box 4,763 Post oMece, New York. $5.00 which a tair rate w | dress INV. STM manniactory, for ono year, fer 1 be paid, witll «good indorser’ ad- » bOx LA Herald ottic Mail. . . F ~ LITTLE MONEY CAN BE DOUBLED, WITHOUT Se ; . United States Express. A MONEY TO LOAN risk, in sixty days; credulous invited to investi- $10 OC wane au 009, ALREADY | Sui. Avlantic and Pac. Tel * and Morts kate. For interview address FORCED 10 SELL, Sta- | . soribed) fee bee: Bux pome, Ol ine te » as large Mortgages ca tion BE. | Nevada; inine now inning: promises Ja ae Vv. K . II Pine street. pest ——_-—_——_———~ | undonpted seeunty given, 7 Parisi, 3 ‘otal saies to-day aaevavente 101,400 fs . NY PARTY HAVING $3,002 TO LOAN ON GOOD EDGR CAMS MOTRIN 0 1GN TRAM i} WIDOW OF INTEGRITY AND AMBITION A security can segure an Ieterest in a good paying $10 OOO WAXTEDIIN AN ESTIREL vik “8 4 ance of an honorabie gen 10; Business tor the use of the money; noazents need applyt ei a terprise tn this city, The imports of dry gooas tor the week were nat interview. which he must appoiat | reterence given wnd required. Address, xiving ft eee iy except capital. For particalars nddre "a1 6 A ress try erald Uptown 1c ti ame, bo: ‘ald office. y cept capitar, 7 $1,781,526; merehanc £6,033, 452. Puna ee et eee ater 4s | SAlEa Doxa mean One ss | ENTERPRISE, Herald office. TREASURY BALANCES GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE POR $25,00, ON B PUL WITH — UHARMING | TO $50,000. ro aaa nner . in, on Williamsbu oved property, +4 grounds, valued at $9,000, given assecurmy by a $$ 5 50,000. = cates, $41,680,000, 8 pro! first morwes: PHALON & GALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, 6) » $08,000; avavings bank holds tne mercantile business; or first class merela a oa 0 vith $50.00 0,04) 8.5 ei exchange 6 ne ° | stock company, with $50,000 to $TH0.0H) ea tor $26,500: hence no risk. taken in exchange’ at market alae: anics: (eke, [SESE COM: Ave yearn. Peri ai Londs, for sale by ise willbe | medicines in the market (cell changed. Address A. M SLOAN, 3! Bast Seventeenth street. oitice. nirinipssccin npr — OWERY SAVIN BANK, NEW YORK, 1674.— PRACTICAL BUSINESS (GERMAN), WITA ‘ 7 July 4-10 ALM, ‘BP Wietrare Sibi be nati to vepdelions atthe teeter se moderate capital, wishes to be ier inane "SMALL BY DEGREES.” Hetore Call. i per cent on all sums trom Five Doliars to Two | airead 1 house; best reterences given and re- | : — oneLes fay | Thousand Dollars, and. on ail sums exceeding Two quired a cietu cadet ior Gee’ weeks Siiaea [From the New Orleans Times.] 6X atl payable on and after Monday. July 20, 1874. me Wr rae BEE Nis pp Ofinion that the sphinx’s chance for a third term, ~ z sst not called (or will remain as principal, and GENTLEMAN WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED Lets intense his Barkis willingness, ‘s becom ty ‘ trom July 1, 1374, AL with one of the largest manu- however intense his Barkis gness, is - 10S a the Trastses rer, 7 BROWN, Presifent.. | eivarcuce, wi ine fa ing small by degrees, and radically less. His per- sed 14 GH. Coarsmast Secretary. rs rom 7 % | sonal and official jamtly wih, of course, haley his ou Ch . p ices given aad | pretensions, for theirown future is. more or less, Nae ried FFALO CITY SEVENS, ‘ARK OITY SBVENS, | required, Address MANU yox 151 Herald ) Bixed up with his, bat the rank and file of the re- 600 Ch 71y d y 6 evens, Jerse ty =ixes and owber urst —oftice o —_— | publican voters beyin to think tuat they have PARTN e of the the With t revail | @ change mor RARE OVPORTUNITY.— AL $000 to $7.00). wanted in gentlemen's (nrnishing stores in DANIE! A. MORAN, 40 Wall «treet. ie @ good Mintary glory has had its lengthened selves. cash trade ; present owner finds it toc «toattend sway; the people now need a rule which means it alone: ‘the wood will worth $2,0W; this ix a rare Jo e i th street. chance for a young inan wishing to start in un old omab. | Prosperity for the greav Industrial interests of tue country. A eet ances July | lish paying business; none need apply that do not es ne witl dra ptere: ub ness. Address O. H., box 149 Hera, ec. ie ie: ieee Bho i REOMAN, | — ARREST OF AN AGENT. President. —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants, manuiacturers and vihers; Mining TED—T0 INCREASE AN ESTAR. | | THE NEW BEDiORD BANK KOBBERY. [From the Boston Herald.] The amonnt of the ‘irregular! y’ in the opera- tions of John P. Barker, late cu: National Bank of New Bedsord, 1s variously esti- mated from $20,000 upwards, and will be made good by his friends without having recourse to his bondsmen, and neither the bank nor the private depositors will lose adotiar, As is too often the case a feeling of leniency seems to pervade the community towards Mr, Barker; who is regarded a4 @ Weak rather thanabad man, He received from the bank a salary of $4,000 per annum, and idrea and but aa mexpensive iamuly bt to be living Jar within his means laid up money. He is nearly sixty nd to have | years old and has been cashier about twenty ears. weme way in which his operations have been carried on is thus described :—Parties holding gov- | ernment and other bouds have for years been in | fourht it ont on that line long enough, and require | likely Ww prove bevetlctai to them- | | thousands, the bonds having been | e habit of intrusting Mr. Barker with these securitics for sale Keeping. In the absence of any data from the books of the bank it is impossiple to tix the time when Mr, Parker commenced appropri- ating this private property to tiis own use, There is every reagon to believe that by a systematic mantpniation of his books he has trom ume to time abstracted large sums of money belunging to the bank, and deposited these private securities as collateral. From time to time these bonds belong: ing to private depositors were sola by the cashie on one occasion the amount reaching several tas collateral for money loaned, When parties cailed to collec! thelr coupons their value ~ — — | interests, ac., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged tor - r sold long before. While using the junds of the MENT. —UNDERSIGNED SE- persons with capital seekiny bu sine ised | North Filth street, Williamsburg, bought a ward- bank the casbier woud represeut these bonds Nn merchants, manuta y Ts eee PT aig ae Pict ne bese Fy on | robe (rom B. M. Cowperthwate, furniture dealer in as collateral for imaginary loans, In this way, Vanecdies ne ee ee bert @ Co. liardwar', 6) Chambers sirect, a, UkiGas | Chatham street, New York. The article was to | without, the Knowledge of the oeners, he has oo UO iit” ALEXANDE ROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, «f ARLETON, Finduclal aad Bas.ness Brokers, 93 he paid for in instalments, and failing to pay the a ervey an amet A any nae om 1400 a0 4 12 Wall street. _ — — | portion due last month ‘a young man, named PYaniner visited the bank on Monday and Tues 2 de ¢ TORTY-FOURTH DIVIDE PARTY WILLING TO INVEST $i000 IN A | John Murray, called at the house yesterday and | aiyvin the regular course of examination, and Bae 3 k HANOCER AL [ittvuve manttactaring vusiness, now in opera: | breaking the door of her apartments irom tne found the books manipulated insucn 6 manuer as A go bs 1345 0 FIRE INSUK COMPANY, t with party whose character is Al, ‘may adi x hinges attempted to carry of tie wardrobe, An to cover up transactions by which Mr Barker Py a , Se ohio S Mian kl As nual dividend of tive ) per cent is payable | box I21 Herald office om ke _.. | officer was called in and Murray was arrested and | Wooig have the use, more or less, of the money of wo 4 Tig 20 isin: my «onand atter July 1 soianett |) GENTLEMA FAVORABLY KNOW wirn | locked upin the Filth precines station house to | tig, if if m do 2 wo, Ca URE i nea oy aeet REMSEN LANE, Secretary. eaten coniaet aie ee | await au examination, See Ty at. i% New Yorx, July 1, 1874, t yn class connections 1n this cit nd Kurone, who -* clini The New Redford papers are taking a course well 4 z ——— | hasbeen tor some ten years as principal ina ships ' | calculated to induce other casiiers c oe eset seer enEe a Fok, .fabbort! MOLTGAGE gam, AND | aied Commission business desires a partuer with 8 MAN'S INHUMANITY TO MAN, Eee we MeOUry A dep at tee, eo aie % $5 3 6-2), r, '67 Second Morts 2,90); abundant sect 1 0 © same tine of bis Mg Lest r 10 ‘1 2 ~~ a Wot Gan) US Si, 6. 188 140% | proven city lots: w mige Mooht Ie desirable; given and required. Address COMMISSION, werald | William Kane, one of the hands employed on the Ene EIR ROCEINE: OF tae saute katy SED CS BOLE. TS, UMN UA Be. RR ee oes ee ee ROTHER Th Broadway, | | eooe— : | gehooner Hattie Low, having been taken with @ | gcanaara put tt in this shape :—“Colonel Needuam, BWW | dos eae 194 Mow Uso'% Wale... Ldss a eae: ot » Fee TOT te to eullnG AT | malignant fever, was pat ashore yesterday morn- | Bank Examiuer, was in the city yesterday, and JUS Ca, abe 15% 1OR SALE IATELY—rOUK Gt sEOO. emont, near de ple for restaurant ar Furst § ve ure " ‘ . Fr Sacnoes cocker derasaes duo ook i ND | filtiard saloon, liquor. krovery, or an ial bhuness, | ingon the docks at Greenpoint by his messmates | Visited the First National Bank. We are informed rst Board—10:30 4 a | months r YC | that he found the bank in an excellent financial a A. go ran; Firsts, 97200 este, four sear: tide four Call at iss Third avenue, corner of devenwenth sir and deserted, to die or not, for ali they cared. An Y Mt, doth P., Barker wre’ hi he $1000 Miewonri 6s, '75.. 98 10) sh story new tenements: if Cashed this week liberal dis GW. HOS ne omicer of th venth precinct jound him and had | Condition, teak for ‘arker, who has veen 1000 Teun 59 count made; brokers positively not noticed. Principays, re > ~ | him conveyed in the amoulance to the Long Isiaud | C@Siuer 0; the bank for Many years, has retired m0 AIL & . Wt call on owner Monday and Tuesday or address LICiL N OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT POR SALES ity Hospital. | from that position, and assistant caster Wiliam 2) ur CRAM isi Oh TENSTEIN, 46 Forty-tourth street. A tmrgnin, to isfy, chattel mortgate, Neat dh Al deg? aR oe oe A. Church will offictate until a new election is had pC OMe «+ broadway pirty thy eet; n apital re- i" Gs ASW 10. 18 IVINGSTON & COMPANY, BANKERS, 10 PINE | quired] reut moderate, BURNS, OF BOSTON. by the directors. Ca x Mec gin’. 136 Li rca Dapesiea received. and interest stiowes J. KOMAINE BROWN, 1,25) Broadway. ian fone y ot | OUR COMMERCE IN THE OABIBBE 2000 Gal & Chic Ist... 105 class Bonds ne ted. Bills on Londot “ out half-past seven o'clock on Friday nj; } S00 Del La W cone, 1u33 First class Bonds negotiated, Bi don iF SoLD IMAEDUTELYO Abo Di y nig’ w) CARIBBEAN SEA, + 106 BW de 934 10 do. on oF w° WO ae - 18 4 60 1G do . (2% H. ©, Prewen, Se 1000 Ls 69 «Mich Con ith. be 70 1000 Quin & Tol Ist. 0 BW NYCAHREK. De 99% N ONBKY TO 1. 10s Mich South st... Wig SO go 9 }4 proved 1000 Gt Westist, 8... Yl” Ry do. ¢ 9 | snail Becond New Awuisy’le & Nash ¢ rhe Wi. y 20 will draw in n, No. 1s Sixth av ues pie, doing a larg * | william Burns and Charles Erver, became in- | volved tn an altercation in South Fifth avenue. Burns drew @ pistol and was about to shoot when Officer Martin, of (he Bighth precinct, inverposed and endeavored to wrest the weapon from him. Burns fought desperately and tore the officer's coat to sbredsin the struggle. He waa forcea to | yteld, however, and ail four were taken to the sta- ne mi PARTNER WANTED—TO TAK I INTERKST managenent of the Rochester bee ivenne; a lerde and handsome plac about SY peonle. Urwhoer, whole or take a partner. Jurdon WH being st A rare ome will nance. deposite mn Jiay & eros tro A, T. CONKLIN, President. ee! P. | ~ ¥ nh house. ade T | NER WANTHD—WITH M ag TO $300 Pay A bt! MN ON FIRST MORTOAGR ON IM. | 4 Oe) SP ee can be seuliaed ceare™ Murray, ai Jefferson Market, who tined three of Cee ee eee ee ee eee ae | ety che it required: ordefs ou hand for caak’ “aa: | them @hd heid Burns, who is a native of Boston, BakNY th WY li Abi, 05 ach SOW, age Bullding dives ka a alply, Luray Uplowl Bruny ailicg, i bWenky soars yi BMS, AD $1,000 Wabi Jus Ltdiele four men, named Martin Mackey. John J. Willy, | Laauaynra, June 24, 1874, To THE EDITOR OF THE HeRALD: The commerce of the United States tn this part of the Caribbean Sea has increased very much Within the last siX months, Our country, from Dresent appearances, 18 soon destined to control the commerce, not only in the Republic of Vene- auela, but thronghout the entire Cartbbean Sea, Yesterday they wero arraigned before Jndge | Mucti of lust year's crop of coflee is still on hand and the present one promises Doug ield, Under a recent proclamation of President Blanco ali $1 Uulted States old soln Jule Wales AVE, veya f gr, in the 48th year of lu hier of the First | z i day, 1th inst, at four o'e, vited 10 attend. LEN O'BRIEN, aged 58 years, Friends and relatives are respectfally invited te attend the funeral ivom her late residence, 11! July 13, at 2 o'clock, B. M. daly Ui, WiLLiaM H. Pav 8 age, P esidence of his sister, Mrs. M { Forty-fifth street, on Mow ick P.M, ‘The Trends of 3 brother, N. F, Palmer, are in King street, on Monday, PALMER,—On Sacure il. Charlock, he famiiy and of Reiy.—On Satarday. July 11, James, son of Joh and Mary Reidy, aged 11 years. ‘The funeral will fake piace from the residence of his parents, 82 Watts street, at one o'clock on Sum of Daniel Richard and dauguter of the iate day alternoon and pro KucHARD.—On Saturda eed to Calvary cemetery, duly 11, GERrRUDE, wife nip A. Lagendorf, of Rainebeck. one ofelock BP, Funeral services at Kainebeck, N.Y. Rhinebeck papers please copy. Rosexrs.—On Friday, July 10, WILLTAM Roberrs, age d 18 years, The t eral will take place tnis day (Sunday), at M., from wis late residence, 112tk street, Bloomingdale, to Calvary Cemetery. 80: funeral service, at his 1, on Monday, the Ropinson.—On Friday, July 10, 1874, Joun ROBIN 1m his 59th ye: sends of tue lamily are invited to attend the te residence, Fiusning, Ly hn iust, at eleven A.M, Car. riages Will be in watting on the arrival of the haif past nine and ten A. M. trains from Gunters Point, RYAN,—On Saturday, July 11, ANNIE LINAS, only child o; Thomas and Mary Ff, Ryan, aged 21 months und 8 days 1 ti avenue, New Yor Was niways pgid them — q Last May Mrs. Eliza Cohen, residing at No. 207 | by the cushter, although the bonds might have been | yy street, Brookiyn, Roperr Relatives and friends are invited to attend the uperal, on Monday, 15h inst, trom the residence at her grandfath: William J. Pagan, 46 Eighth y, at half-past one P, M, Suaarr.—On Wednesday, duly 8, at Savannah, Major ARTHUR SuAarF, formerly of George n, VD. O., aged 43 y Washingtoa City papers please copy, STRONG.—At is residence, No. 23% Van Brant STRONG, beloved hus: band of Anule Strong, aged 61 years, 1 month and 18 days. Funeral on Monday, July 13, at half-past two P.M. WEICKING.—On Thursday, July 9, AUGUST WEICK+ ING, In the 418t year of tis ape, Funeral from his jate residence, No, 232 West Tweuty-ninth street, (ois Sunday, at one o'clock r M. Relatives and friends and the members of anhattan Lodge, No. itl, 0. U. R. M5 aiso the winbers of Stella Lodge, No. 486, F. and A, M., are n respectfully tuytted to attend, Davis WELCH, line Weich, of € Otwer papers WELCH In please Co uba, on Thesday, Apri 21, Jome ., eldest son of John D. and Caroe Mis city. ‘Ihe remains baving arrived, the fmneral services Will take place at the residence of his father, No, | 123 Bast LWO O'CLOCK. iity-tifth stre on Sunday, July 12, af His friends and those of the fainily, also the members of Constitution Lodge, No. 241, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend, ConsTITUTION Lovar, No. 241, PF. AND A. Mam Brethren—You are berebs summoned tobe prea | ent at an emergent communteation at lonte room, \ J Masonic Temple, on Sunday, July 12, at one o'clock, to attend the (uneral of our late brotuer, John D, Weich, Jr. By order : AC ON WHITE, Acting Master, GEORGE 8, SHAMAN, Secretary. Wetis.—On Lhursdiy, July 9, PRTRR WELLS, Jr. gon of Peter and bliza Wells, in his 26th year, Funeral on Sunday, July 12, at one o'clock P, M., from his |i residence, No, 47 Renwick street Keiatives and friends are respectfully invited, WOLMSEEY.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, July 1% RACHABL WOLMSLBY, si the 78th year of her re) at we residence of Jaines B. Fields, 175 Seco! street, Hybice of faperal hereafter,